Sentence examples for began a highly from inspiring English sources

After his armed service, he began a highly successful financial career.

In the days following the violence, the government began a highly visible anti-crime mission under the name Operation Fiela.

During the shooting, Kristel and Ian McShane, who played the wily minister Fouquet, began a highly publicised, five-year-long affair.

There began a highly successful career in music journalism, which included the first UK cover story interviews with Nirvana and the Happy Mondays.

And the city's Law Department, which is defending the Brooklyn district attorney in the Collins case, recently began a highly unusual inquiry.

Once the July announcement was made, Boeing began a highly visible lobbying campaign to delay the competition, even going so far as to threaten to withdraw from it completely.

Starting on Saturday, convention officials will begin a highly organized nationwide campaign to get volunteers to donate blood, feed the hungry and operate community health fairs.

The family of four were beginning a highly anticipated eight-day visit to the Commonwealth country which might be considered a homecoming for the royals because Britain's monarch is also Queen of Canada.

Still, in recent months, Mr. Pastrana has begun a highly publicized campaign to demonstrate his commitment to dismantling the paramilitary groups (thought to number more than 8,000 members) and to preserve a lifeline of trade agreements and foreign aid.

He had vanquished former Senator Bill Bradley and begun a highly competitive general election campaign by catching and even surpassing Gov. George W. Bush, the presumptive Republican nominee, in the polls.

Mr. Woodford has now begun a highly public campaign to win back his old job, rallying shareholders behind a plan to appoint a fresh board to lead the company.